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Posted on 01.16.08 by Widge @ 4:01 am
Comments on this: none yet. Add your own. A classic bit from The Steve Allen Show in 1960. According to Classic Television Showbiz, where we found this, Knotts only had one comedy album? What? How's that happen? The man was a genius. Categorized as: TV
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Posted on 01.15.08 by Widge @ 6:17 pm
Comments on this: none yet. Add your own. You know, before this I never would have considered Stephen Fry as a contender for playing Lennie in Of Mice and Men. But now... Categorized as: TV
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Posted on 01.13.08 by Widge @ 1:38 am
Comments on this: none yet. Add your own. Telly Savalas on one of Bob Hope's specials from 1976, first exchanging banter, then singing a duet, if you can believe it. I find it amusing that apparently whatever version of teleprompter they're using must have been down at the stage level, since as they're exchanging jokes they're both looking down. Direct link for the feedreaders. If you want more of Telly singing, you can find it at Classic Television Showbiz. Categorized as: TV
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Posted on 12.12.07 by Widge @ 9:56 pm
Comments on this: none yet. Add your own. Carl Reiner is a comedy genius. Don't believe me? Just watch this bit from a 1972 episode of The Tonight Show. Yes, I know, the video quality is for shit but just trust me. Update: Sadly, this clip has been taken down. If anybody finds Carl again, please let me know. Categorized as: TV
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Posted on 12.10.07 by Widge @ 7:00 am
Comments on this: none yet. Add your own. When we can, we try to give you something to kick your week off with a nice, hearty WTF. I know the title of this post is a bit odd, but you're just going to have to see for yourself. Just...trust me. Categorized as: TV
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Posted on 12.09.07 by Widge @ 8:48 pm
Comments on this: none yet. Add your own. I don't know what's best about this clip of Penn and Teller on Letterman: the brilliance of Teller, the reactions of Marsha to this trick, or the fact that their intro music is Tool's "Schism." Categorized as: TV
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Posted on 12.07.07 by Widge @ 11:37 pm
Comments on this: none yet. Add your own.  For those who read Tuffley's guide to the strike and wanted to know quite specifically where their favorite television shows stand and how many episodes there are left until they shut down completely, Brent Evans has provided a show-by-show, blow-by-blow guide that will help you out. Thanks to Ken for the headsup. Categorized as: TV
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Posted on 12.03.07 by Widge @ 10:31 pm
Comments on this: none yet. Add your own. Around here, we dig Matt Frewer. So anything that gets him a paycheck, we're good with. It's a bonus when the thing in question is a rather amusing return to Max Headroom to warn viewers in the UK that Channel 4 (where Headroom got his start) is going all-digital. Nicely done. Direct link for the feedreaders. Pointed out by ScottC. Categorized as: TV
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Posted on 11.28.07 by Widge @ 4:46 am
Comments on this: none yet. Add your own. A very short bit from an interview with Groucho Marx on David Frost's show, but anything Groucho does is gold. Ordinarily, I'd send you to Classic Television Showbiz for the second piece, but it's only sixteen seconds long, and I feel guilty for sending you over there for that, so go give them a big hug just because, would you? Categorized as: TV
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Posted on 11.28.07 by Widge @ 3:56 am
Comments on this: just one. Add your own. This is a long distance dedication to all of you young bastards who never understood why I would say "Hey good lookin', we'll be back to pick you up later!" into random microphones. And let's cogitate upon that for the briefest of moments. You are "good lookin'" but not good enough to actually stop the vehicle and pick the "you" in question up immediately. You are "good lookin'" enough for later, however. And is the "you" in question supposed to simply wait there--and if so, for how long? Or perhaps the car simply has no brakes. We may never know. If anyone asks me what a "long distance dedication" is, there will be death. Categorized as: TV
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